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lonegeek
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How do they encode tv shows

I was expirmenting ...trying to encode mpeg2 from tv to xvid....How do they make it the 12 bit xvid..What apps are commonly used??

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try Virtual Dub.

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lonegeek
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I've used vitrual dub...Do they use ffdshow or the xvid.org codec..Any specific settings used?

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